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Tensions Rise as Mark Carney Emerges as Canada’s Next Prime Minister
Tension between Canada and America continues to rise as the newly elected leader of Canada’s Liberal Party, Mark Carney, this week vowed to face U.S. President Donald Trump in an…
Tesla Sales Dropped By 49% in Europe
European sales of Tesla electric cars dropped by 49 percent in January-February compared to the sales with the same period a year earlier. ACEA manufacturers’ association said on Tuesday. The…
From BAFTAs to Courtrooms: The Biggest Entertainment and Legal News of the Week
Argentina President, Javier Milei, earlier this week faced impeachment calls due to a cryptocurrency endorsement that led to losses from thousands of investors in the country. It all started after…
South Korea Blocks DeepSeek AI App Over Data Concerns
According to South Korean officials on Monday, DeepSeek AI, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, temporarily blocks downloads of its chatbot apps in South Korea pending a review of its handling…
Army Destroys 25 Illegal Refineries, Seizes 95,000 Litres Of Crude Oil
The 6 Division of the Nigerian Army has intensified its crackdown on illegal refineries and oil activities in the Niger Delta, destroying 25 illegal refineries and arresting 12 suspected oil…
Top Stories on Internet Services and Global Policy Shifts
There has been many controversies online among Nigerians using Facebook social media platform as human right lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN) filed a $5m lawsuit against Facebook parent company Meta Platforms…
Air Peace, Ethiopian Airlines, Others Receives Sanction - NCCA
Five airlines sanctioned by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCCA) have officially received their sanction letters for various infractions, with further penalties under consideration. The Director for the Consumer Protection…
Turmoil inside USAID as Musk Attack The Agency
A dispute between the United States Agency for International Development and a government task force escalated after placing two security officials on leave for denying representatives from the Department of…
South Sudan Blocks Social Media Amid Unrest
South Sudanese authorities have blocked access to social media platforms in response to recent unrest, drawing sharp criticism from press freedom advocates and human rights groups. The National Communication Authority…
Trending Global and Local News From Tangolog Weekly Digest
In his final hours as President, Joe Biden granted preemptive pardons to key figures, including former COVID-19 adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired General Mark Milley, and individuals tied to the…